Ridgeville School Board Urges Water Sign Up
Ridgeville residents are urged to sign for a new water project before the deadline in the next weeks. The plan proposes a separate supply tied to the western district with a new meter system, aims to deliver pressure and capacity, and would involve the township residents paying for the service and receiving water at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Ridgeville
Mween Arenitec
Mic Fresen
O.cr
Sudstearlgi Waeler
Fertheim
Aniowil
Fragmentary Essay On Liberty And Constitutional History
The excerpt surveys liberty as a self determining power in thought, cites John Adams and Jefferson, and discusses the Constitution’s creation of limited government. It notes debates on equality, slavery, and political reforms across eras from Jefferson to the New Deal, hinting at evolving definitions of rights and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adams
John Taylor
Constitutional Convention
Paris
Foundling
Lorton
Wien
T. R
Dellar
New Freedom
Prohibition
New Deal
May Queen Crowned At Penfield Festival Friday
Penfield school hosts the Soaring Music Festival on May 4 featuring the crowning of the May Queen Shirley Carey ment, with flower girls Lettie Rein and Gerzhane Nester. Performers include the Girls Ensemble, trumpet trio, and the Shoofi ern "Broemaxers" Dance. Court and program coordinators are listed among Mrs Grimes, Mrs Finkle, Mrs Shellhouse, and Mrs Kataryn Gannett.
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Penfield
Penfrele
Shirley Caremit
Easa
Paegutgul
Guariette
Lucie
Salisbury
Grimes
Mary Finkle
Shellhouse
Kataryn Gannett
Irs
Mebel Grose
Seven Ridgeville Seniors Enter National Honor Society
Seven Ridgeville High School seniors were inducted into the Torch Chapter of the National Honor Society in a candlelight ceremony at North Ridgeville. Recipients include Rivers, Bainbridge, Gaede, Gargéesh, Gerhart, Hadawey and Johnson with Dyer Sweet presenting pins and Eleanor Kalter guiding the event. Johnson was elected president and Hadaway treasurer, as alumni members and families looked on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Ridgeville High School
National Honor Society
Rare Rivers
Laura Bainbridge
Marjorie Gaede
Roberta Gargéesh
Thelma Gerhart
Joy Hadawey
Kenneth ‘Johnson
Eleanor Kalter
Ridgeville School
Dyer Sweet
Kenneth Johnson
Keith
Joy Hadaway
Elaine Gaede
Alberta Plas
Jiss Plas
Elyria Memorial Hospital
John Galajda
Ain
Sullivan School Week Highlights Include Athletic Dinner
Sullivan school lists events this week featuring an athletic program dinner this evening at the school. The public speaking class will stage the play The Missing Witness on Friday, May 4, with the dinner funded by the parents of participating athletes.
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Allivan
Sullivan School
Aiey
Constitutional checks and dangers of majority rule
The text argues that constitutionalism binds presidents and limits power, yet a united majority could threaten the nation by subverting or changing the constitution. It notes obstacles from checks and balances, varying tenures, and historic limits seen even in reforms like the New Deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Hitler
Weimar Republic
Huey Long
Louisiana
Iit
New Deal
Shme
Wisted
Funeral services held for Ray H Butler 60
Ray H Butler 60 died yesterday morning from shotgun wounds. Funeral services are Friday at 2 30 pm from Heroic Dicken Funeral Home with Rev Richard J Lehman assisting. Burial in unknown cemetery. Butler of LaGrange was a charter member of the Eagles lodge. Wife Edra and two daughters Margaret Deva X end, and Jarian Jervis, survive with two sons. Burial arrangements listed by the Dicken Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray H. Butler
Dicken
Richard J. Lehman
Utier
BR. D
LaGrange
Eagles Lodge
Edra
Margaret Dev
Jarian Jervis
Sons of
Cleveland Stannes the Coor
Barold Dicken Funere
Browning Pioneer Eagle Leader Dies After Illness
Lawrence V Browning 7 a resident of Evansville for 20 years and former district director of the Eagles died at his home after a heart ailment. He leaves a wife four daughters a sister two brothers and one grandchild. Funeral services are planned Friday at 1 30 pm at Sudre Curtis Funeral Home with burial in Brookdale Cemetery. Also funeral notices for Mrs Mary Canak follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence V. Browning
Redington Blecz
Sterchiugmier
Jéem Dixorter
Orree
Browning
Emria Eagles Lodge
The
Eagles
Eiviia
William Seher
Loren
Breech
Ar. Browning
Alta AL. Browning
Dixon
Weston
Bet. Herrick Hkudela
Huth Avon
Kathy
Neil Dixon
Myrtle Irving
Ogdensburg
Ray Browning
Buffalo
N.Y
Roy Browning
Troy
Sudrei Curtis Funeral Home
Paul Brown
Wellington
Union Paper Is Sued For Libel
Dayton Ohio CIO News faces a $100000 libel suit by Marion Patten a CIO member and Montgomery county Taft campaign chairman who claims the paper implied misappropriation of campaign funds and notes he filed a full accounting with the state secretary of state. James E Kraft CIO Local 755 president and editor board member says Patten has no grounds and vows a public trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Marion Patten
CIO
Montgomery County Labor League
Taft
Dayton Cio News
Patten
Qonio
James E. Kraft
Davion Cio News
Rosella Forthofer to Wed Pvt William Gibbons
Sophia Forthofer announces the approaching marriage of her daughter Rosella F to Pvt William Gibbons now serving with the armed forces at Indiantown Gap Mil Res Pa He formerly resided in Cleveland The wedding will occur this summer after basic training Attendants include Anna Mae Forthofer maid of honor and Mrs Theresa Horwedel bridesmaid Rosella is employed as clerk at Frue Rauf Trailer Company Avon Lake
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AVON
Hkbs
Sophia Forthofer
Cherry Street
Rosella F
William Gibbons
Indiantown Gap Mil
Res
Milburn Avenue
Cleveland
Gibbons
Miss Forthofer
Anna Mae
Theresa Horwedel
Clerx Trpist Ait the Frue- Rauf Trailer Company
Avon Lake
In Furore Over Korea War Records Controversy
The investigating committee chairman Richard B. Russell says the group is in a furore over the Wake Island fund discrepancy and the Wedemeyer report. The 1847 document highlights warnings of Soviet plans and urges U S aid to South Korea with armed force advisory efforts and guarantees for Korean independence before U S troops withdraw.
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Richard B. Russell
D. Ga
Wake Island
Truman
MacArthur
Wedemeyer
Korea
GOP
Albert
C. Wedemeyer
China
Russia
U. S
Philippines
Budget Sees 450000 Civilians Added to U S Payroll
Washington reports President Truman’s defense budget would add about 450000 civilian employees to national defense over 1952, with total annual payroll costs possibly exceeding 16.5 billion dollars at current average salaries. Critics warn of growing federal payroll and taxpayer burden as armed services expand toward 3.5 million personnel.
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Washington
Armed Services
Truman
National Defense Department
Harry F. Byrd
D. Va
Defense Department
Fifty Years With The Company Frank Kuellmer Remembered
Frank Kuellmer’s fifty years with the company are marked by a watch from Heldriver Hardware and a career starting with stove priming and progress through gas lighting and rail freight, plus plant leadership. He began at one store site with partners Heidmyer and Krantz and rose to president before Jack Hannaford succeeded him as vice president.
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Mir. Kuehmer
Frank
Raiiroad Freight House
Broad Street
Heidmyer
John Krantz
Florence Heidmyer Hannaford
Willard Taylor
George Wieland
George , Haserodt
Kuehmer
Panama
Mexico City
Nova Scotia
Jack Hannaford
Mroe
Jr. Kuellmer
Lakeside
Seven
Elyria
Kuellmer
Heldriver Hardware Co
Woman Found Dead in Bedroom in Ohio Home
Mrs. Bertha Buchholz, 50, of Route 57, Eaton Township, was found dead in her bedroom yesterday afternoon after daughter Marian returned from school. Born in Cleveland May 7 1900, she was a member of St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed church. Survived by daughter Marian, another daughter Aubrey of Akron, husband Oscar, and brother Edward Furused of Cleveland. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Russell D. Fenlon Funeral Home with Rev. Ernst Irion. burial in Nesbett.
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Marian
Aubrey
Akron
Oscar
Colson Corporation
Eeward
iBfursed
Cleveland
Russell Dd. Fexnon Funeral
Ernst Irion
Nesbett Cemetery
Million Dollar Chemical Fire Injures Akron Firemen
Ten Akron firemen were injured as a massive chemical blaze at the Harwich Standard Chemical Co plant caused about 1 million dollars in damage. Clouds of noxious gas hampered efforts while alarms and evacuations were underway as explosions and a basement fire fed the inferno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Plastics Film Products Corpp
Toms
Boy Falls Fifteen Stories in New York Apartment
A two year old boy named Tommy Paiva Jr. fell 120 feet from a third floor window into shrubs below. He arrived at Bellevue Hospital in good condition with a broken leg and cuts and bruises as doctors monitor for hidden injuries.
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New York
Bellevue Hospital
Tommy Paiva Jr
Memorial Day Float Committee Announced in Ridgeville
Ridgeville Vets of World War II formed a committee to plan the Memorial Day parade float. The group invited all village organizations to participate and offered contact through any member. Veterans are urged to join and the association meets the second and fourth Thursdays at its clubhouse on Lear Nagle Road near Chestnut Ridge.
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North Ridgeville
Ridgeville
Argentine Paper To Go To Labor Group
Buenos Aires government will turn over the expropriated former independent newspaper La Prensa to the General Confederation of Labor. President Juan D. Peron announced the disposition during a May Day rally at the Plaza de Mayo near the presidential palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
la Prensa
General Confederation of Labor
Juan D. Peron
Plaza de Mare
Grass Fires Burn Vacant Lots Near Valeen Street
Sparks from a B and O locomotive are blamed for a grass fire on vacant property at the end of Valeen street yesterday afternoon. Two acres burned and several railroad ties were charred. A second fire spread over about two city blocks of vacant land west of 336 Louisiana avenue before being contained.
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Ang
B. and O
Valeen Street
Louisiana Avenue
Jury Duty Then Plea On Murder Charge In Louisville
Joseph E F Phillips, 22, served on a jury while awaiting arraignment in Louisville. He earned $5 for duty, then hurried to another courtroom and pleaded innocent to a murder charge. A judge drafted him as a juror when a lunacy trial needed one more member.
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Louisville
Joseph EF. Phillips
Phillips
Warm May Seen For Eastern U S Weather Outlook
Washington The weather bureau released its 30 day outlook for May predicting below seasonal temperatures west of the continental divide and above normal warmth across the eastern two thirds of the nation. It indicates near normal rainfall in most areas east of the Mississippi with subnormal rainfall in New England and the lake region.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Continental Divide
New England
Lake Region
Mississippi
Divorces and court actions fill Lorain County docket
At the court house Ethel Beatty 19 Lorain files for divorce from Atha citing cruelty and seeks restoration of Logan name. Norma Rigsby North Ridgeville sues Robert for neglect and cruelty. Frank Hill Oberlin granted divorce from Mabel Whitfield Ala for neglect. AAU judgment 1107 favorable to Western Reserve Inc. against George Orinscak. Judge Pincura rules damages for Ed Erb against Carl James 374. Guilty pleas in felonious assault cases. two men to Lima for observation. Several divorces filed and other court actions including extradition prep for non support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hill
Oberlin
Mabel
Whitfield
Ala
John Pincura
AAU
Common Pleas Court
Western Reserve, Inc
George Orinscak
Fairlawn
Carl J. James
James
West Avenue
John Lugaski
Elvira
Hugh Kirkpatric
Wellingstern
Lima
Casualties Rise 11055 In Week In Korean War Totals
The Defense Department reports 62,799 American casualties in the Korean War, up 1,055 from a week earlier. Next of kin notifications lag by one to three weeks. Breakdown: Army 52,305. Navy 668. Marine Corps 9,278. Air Force 548. Deaths 10,813. wounded 41,136. missing 9,571. 113 captured with returns.
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Washington
Defense Department
NAVY
Dal
Marine Corps
ATR Forcs
Vogeler To Talk With State Dept Representatives
Robert A Vogeler, 39, recently released after 11 months in solitary in a Hungarian jail on espionage charges, rested at a Manhattan hotel and said he would meet U S State Department officials before any press conference. He being an assistant vice president of the International Telephone and Telegraph Company, recovery noted as he heads to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert A. Vogeler
Communisttrison
Manhattan
Vogeler
U.S
Washington
Vorgeler
International Telephone and Telegrant Compeny
Western Union Seeks Rate Increases to Cover Costs
Western Union Telegraph Co asks FCC for higher rates to add approximately 4 million in annual revenue to offset living wage hikes for about 43,000 workers. Proposed regular telegrams would rise about 9.6 percent. 10 word minimum telegraphs and night letters would see substantial increases.
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Washington
Western Union Telegraph Co
Federal Communications Commission
Iran Truck Crash Kills 20, Injures 30 near Tehran
Twenty people were killed and thirty injured when a truck carrying workers to a Max Day meeting in Tehran veered off the road and overturned into a ravine. Authorities attributed the deaths and injuries to the rollover and road conditions.
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Iran
Tehran
Police Court Notes and Local Traffic Fines
Reports from the city police court include Carline Hegins receiving a suspended ten dollar fine after arraignment on a disorderly conduct charge brought by her stepfather Claude Cannon for an ice pick threat. R D Grafton and Wiam Murdy also face ten dollar fines plus costs for safety and traffic violations respectively. Jack Wise, arrested for driving while intoxicated, will appear in police court Saturday. James Wirsham is recorded as injured while assisting at a local paper pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carline Hegins
Middle Avenue
Henry W. Ault
Claude Cannon
Everett W. Snyder
R. D. Grafton
Second Street
Court Street
East Avenue
Jack Wise
Cornell Avenue
BE. J. Stankard
Wiam Murdy
Beaver Park
Herry W. Auh
Arend
Broad and
Chestnut Streets
Two Men Arrested for Possession of Gambling Slips
Clarence B. Smith and Tommie SicGhee were arrested in front of 231 Rush Street by Lieut. Det. Maurice Flood at 10 15 a m on charges of possessing gambling paraphernalia. An envelope with 50 clearing house slips and $53 found on Smith were cited as evidence. The suspects were in a car driven by McGhee during the apprehension.
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Clarence B. Smith
North Street
Tommie SicGhee
Maurice Flood
Rush Street
Lieut. Flood
Smith
McGhee
Elyria Girl Talks of Capitol Trip at Legion Post Meeting
Miss Betty Ann Halsey, a junior at Elyria Run school and state essay winner, spoke at Floria American Legion Post 12 about her trip to Washington. Candidates for Ohio district offices and post activities including dances and a Memorial Day event were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floria American Legion Post 12
Betty Ann Halsey
Washington
Ass Halsey
Elyria Run
American Legion
Ohio
D. Symons
Loudonville
Spitzer Hardware Receives Store Remodel Permit
Building permit issued to Spitzer Hardware & Supply Co for remodeling a storeroom at 5 3 East Broad Street. Project cost listed as 1500 dollars. Reported by Building Inspector Hart Dickeson oda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spitzer Hardware & Supply Co
East Broad Street
Hart Dickeson Oda
Kiwanians to Hear Transportation Director at Luncheon
Elyria Kiwanians plan a luncheon with William E. Billings director of transportation and engineering for the Cleveland Automobile Club and his assistant William L. Hammond. They will discuss Making the Best Use of Today s Streets at tomorrows noon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Kiwanians
Wiliam E. Billings
Cleveland Automobile Club
William L. Hammond
Roday
Noor
Prices At Noon In Edison Ohio Stock Quotes
Prices at noon list multiple stocks and values across companies including American Radiator Avco, Kennecott Copper, Sears Roebuck, Standard of New Jersey, Amoco, American Telephone, General Motors, Republic Steel, and Woolworth. The column shows bid and last price figures like 22.22 and 2.66 with various decimals.
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Nio Edison
Ohio Co
Lee Eee Pe
B. R
American Readiator
Avco Mig
Columbia Gas
Kennecott Copper
Sears Roebuck Standard
N. J
American T. & T
Amaconda Copper
Bendix Aviation
SLO Esac
Ocea
Cleveland Eiec
Cleveland Cliffs
General Motors Gliider Co
Montgomery
Central
Republic Steel Richman Bros. Soconr Vacuum
Standard of Ind
Standard of Ohio Texas Company
U. & Steel Co
Woolworth Co
Markets Weeland Livestock and Toledo Cash Grain
Market notes from Weeland Livestock and Toledo show steady cattle trends with prime steers 25 to 25.5, heifers 34 to 35, commercial 23 to 32, calves slow at 39 to 38. Prices for workers 23.50 to 23.75, hogs around 15.75. Grain bids list No 1 soft red $2. caractère 2.425, No 2 winter $1.85, oats No 2 white $1 to 2, soybeans No 2 yellow $3.22 to 3.24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weland
Sma
Toledo
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Masonic Temple
Sullivan
Sudro-Curtis
Death Records
Lawrence
Canak Funeral
Mary Canak
Woodford Avenue
Tnner Funeral
J. V. Turezanyi
Ridgelawn
Canak
Union
Rosella
Fulton
Grafton, Ohio
Ethel Beatty
Lorain
Atha
Mane
Logan
Norma Rigsby
Robert
Elizabeth Berber
Clarence
Evelyn Campbell
John
Frank Page
Bondstreet
Vincent
Dorothy
Joe Fazio
Angelina
Oberlin Savings Bank
Airs
Doris Tromhoff
Paul Wilkes
George F. Simons
Mt. Clemens
Ebbert Boler
Titusville
Fla
Common Pleas
John Pinuera
Justice of the Peace
C. C. Lord’s Court
Lee and
Allen Kaiz
Steve Osireska
Lerain
Joe Horvath
John Pincura Todev
Reigues
Sannetenanse Eterno
Herman McConnell
Chestnnut Ridge
James Horn
Sheriff Department
William Wellhead
West River Road
Abbe Road
Harrison ST
Mike Klein
State Dept
Western Union
Police Dept. News
James Wirsham
Britten
Alberts
Loneston Street
Génver
Wasz Pert Mace
Legionnaires
Capital
United Press
Western Reserve
Over Bell Company
Niewsparr
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